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Richard B.

Richard B.

PCIQSP002257

Edinburgh, EH1

24 Ratings

57 Jobs Completed for PCIQ

454 Forum Posts

Member since 12 Mar 2008

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  • PC
  • Mac
  • Home
  • Business

Locations covered

  • Aberdeen
  • Borders
  • Carlisle
  • Central and Southern Scotland
  • Central Scotland
  • Dundee
  • Edinburgh
  • Glasgow
  • Newcastle
  • North England
  • Scotland
  • Scottish Borders

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Recent Reviews

Six Stars
By Sinclair B. - 17 Feb 11
Six Stars
By jenifer H. - 17 Jan 11
Richard was competent, professional, friendly and solved all my problems. I would thoroughly recommend him and certainly would call on his help again. Thanks for sorting this for me so quickly.
Six Stars
By jane J. - 8 Nov 10
Excellent communication. Job completed within 24 hours and Richard was extremely competent and professional. I would recommend.
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Recently Completed Jobs

Description
Date
Location
Apple Mac: working fine Epson SX515W: doesn't seem right; want i
25 Jan @ 09:52
Edinburgh, EH9 2NJ
Turned laptop on and short while later it froze,searching? Screen
23 Feb @ 23:54
Glasgow, G64 1TU
Hi there I have recently moved house and am with Virgin - they ha
14 Feb @ 14:13
Glasgow, G62 6NN
Hi!I am Sapnish student, who is studng at the Heriott Watt Univer
9 Feb @ 17:12
Currie, EH14 4AS
Macbook 2Ghz Intel core duo 2GB. Mac OSX 10.5.8. Service provide
14 Jan @ 15:49
Edinburgh, EH1 3NX
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Recent Forum Posts

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Date

RE: MacAffee is stating that prizegiveaway.org is a dangerous site and blocks it

prizegiveaway.org is a website which is McAfee is blocking access to and which is why a virus scan does not show anything. http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/prizegiveaway.org It's a scam site - stay away from it.

8 Feb @ 09:35

RE: Failed wireless connection

Hi Kate, Follow these instruction to create a peer-to-peer network: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.5/en/8339.html If this works and your husband can connect to it using his laptop then the airport card is good and something is wrong with your installation of OSX. If it doesnt work then your airport card is faulty / intermittently faulty and will need replaced.

1 Oct @ 20:07

RE: Failed wireless connection

Richard to the rescue….. hopefully! Kate, try these: 1. Turn Airport OFF 2. Navigate to the folder (NOTE THE DIFFERENCE): /YourHardDrive/YourHomeDirectoryLibrary/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/ and delete the files Jon listed: a) com.apple.airport.preferences.plist b) com.apple.nat.plist c) com.apple.network.identification.plist If you can't find your wireless network in the keychain then it means you have NEVER connected to it using the Mac but you also say that the Airport is on and the network name is ticked. Do you have a phone or another laptop with wireless? If so can you connect to the wireless? Try this as well: Go to System Preferences -> Network -> Airport -> Advanced -> Select your wireless network name and press "-" to delete it. Shutdown, restart and try again.

29 Sep @ 21:53

Outline

We provide onsite support, maintenance, installation and repair services for PC's, Servers, Apple Mac computers and wireless and wired networks to business and home users throughout Central Scotland and the North of England. We will always aim to have an engineer with you by the next working day or at a time and date to suit you. All of our engineers are certified and experienced and they have full access to the latest information when required. We charge by the half hour with a minimum charge of one hour. There is no callout charge.

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